Quincy Street

Target entity: Quincy Street
Context triple: [Quincy station (CTA), namedAfter, Quincy Street]

• A. Quincy Street
  Quincy Street is a notable street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that runs through Harvard University's campus and is lined with several important academic and cultural buildings.
• B. Keefer Street
  Keefer Street is a notable thoroughfare in Vancouver’s Chinatown, known for its historic buildings, cultural landmarks, and vibrant local businesses.
• C. Hayes Street
  Hayes Street is a notable thoroughfare in San Francisco, California, known for running through several central neighborhoods and bordering the historic Alamo Square area.
• D. Thompson Street
  Thompson Street is a local roadway notable for serving as the location of the historic Thompson Street Cemetery.
• E. Dearing Street
  Dearing Street is a street in Athens, Georgia, best known for running alongside the historic “Tree That Owns Itself,” a famous local landmark.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Quincy Street
Target entity description: Quincy Street is a Chicago thoroughfare historically significant enough to lend its name to the nearby Quincy station on the city's elevated transit system.

• A. Quincy Street
  Quincy Street is a notable street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that runs through Harvard University's campus and is lined with several important academic and cultural buildings.
• B. Keefer Street
  Keefer Street is a notable thoroughfare in Vancouver’s Chinatown, known for its historic buildings, cultural landmarks, and vibrant local businesses.
• C. Hayes Street
  Hayes Street is a notable thoroughfare in San Francisco, California, known for running through several central neighborhoods and bordering the historic Alamo Square area.
• D. Thompson Street
  Thompson Street is a local roadway notable for serving as the location of the historic Thompson Street Cemetery.
• E. Dearing Street
  Dearing Street is a street in Athens, Georgia, best known for running alongside the historic “Tree That Owns Itself,” a famous local landmark.
• F. None of above. chosen